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Old 10-14-2013, 04:33 PM   #37
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Originally Posted by RSaunders View Post
Barnes & Noble bought Fictionwise, and promised the transition would preserve the content. Today, thousands of books have been purged from B&N, they even have a web page that lists them. ( https://www.barnesandnoble.com/conta....asp?pid=45600 ) While many of these books may be adult, the first screen-full shows a couple of books about Pakistan. These are probably not bodice-rippers, though I suspect they were culled for too-graphic descriptions of sexual abuse.
This has nothing to do with titles being culled or purged. These are titles where for various reasons (changes in publishers, unable to get permission to transfer, rights expirations) B&N couldn't transfer from peoples FW libraries when they closed FW. They did the best they could, or appear to have, to get permission to transfer over as many titles as they could whereas they could have just closed it and said too bad. It has nothing to do with what's being talked about in this thread.
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